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17 Nov 2011  
drc66

windows 7 32 bit
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How do I restore windows 7 fonts after they were wiped out?

My windows fonts were a wiped out after a windows 7 update. Just displayed garbage. Happened before and I just did a restore from before the update. Tried to go back but all restore point were gone this time. Got enough fonts back to run the system . How do I restore them all without re-install. Also tired to use powerpoint viewer but not working.



Thanks for your help.
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17 Nov 2011  
seavixen32

Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-Bit
446 posts
Peterborough, England
 
 

Welcome to Windows Seven Forums.

If you know someone with a Windows 7 or Windows Vista computer, copy the contents of their Fonts folder to a media of your choice, then paste the fonts into your Fonts folder.

Create a backup copy of your Fonts folder after you've refreshed it.
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17 Nov 2011  
OldMX

Microsoft Windows 8 Professional
645 posts
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by drc66 View Post
My windows fonts were a wiped out after a windows 7 update. Just displayed garbage. Happened before and I just did a restore from before the update. Tried to go back but all restore point were gone this time. Got enough fonts back to run the system . How do I restore them all without re-install. Also tired to use powerpoint viewer but not working.

Thanks for your help.
Dont blame windows for what happended to your fonts, check your hardware like hard disk or memory for errors.
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17 Nov 2011  
NoN

Windows 7 Professional SP1 - x64
2,289 posts
Lost In Space, Vol 9 - Chasing
 
 

Have you tried first in Control Panel => Fonts => Parameter => Restore default font settings...

Here a list of the default fonts in windows 7:
Fonts supplied with Windows 7

Google: Windows 7 Original Fonts
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17 Nov 2011  
Britton30

Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
13,818 posts
Mt. Crumpit/Whoville
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by NoN View Post
Have you tried first in Control Panel => Fonts => Parameter => Restore default font settings...

Here a list of the default fonts in windows 7:
Fonts supplied with Windows 7
I have only one of those fonts in the link.
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25 Nov 2011  
drc66

windows 7 32 bit
3 posts
 
 
still having issues with fonts when rebooting

Ok. Copied fonts from another computer, installed the fonts and worked great until I rebooted then, fonts all gone. I have a fix but, does anyone know of a permanent fix since this is only temporary.

thanks

Dave
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25 Nov 2011  
boohbah

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7600
12,173 posts
cornwall UK
 
 

try sfc/scannow .heres a link to the tutorial howto.
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker - Windows 7 Forums
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25 Nov 2011  
Britton30

Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
13,818 posts
Mt. Crumpit/Whoville
 
 

Are you using the install option or simply copying to the fonts folder?
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27 Nov 2011  
drc66

windows 7 32 bit
3 posts
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Britton30 View Post
Are you using the install option or simply copying to the fonts folder?
Install not copy.
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